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The Center is seeking a part-time, temporary Community Education Intern for the 2016-2017 school year, beginning in August. The CE Intern will work with the Community Education team to provide safety education programs to youth and adults. This paid internship requires 16-20 hours per week during the school day (Monday through Friday between 8am and 4pm, especially in the mornings).
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Author has written 5 stories for 27 Dresses, Mentalist, Avatar: Last Airbender, One Piece, and Fairy Tail.
Here are the two important things you might want to know about me: I take forever to update my stories and I post very little of what I write as I am horribly lazy, busy, and self consciousness. But who isn't? Anyway, I'm keeping this profile clean. Back in 2007 I thought it was cool to have a profile filled with quotes, "post this to your profile if..." blurbs, and extra personal info no one cared about, but that seems silly now.
Here are the basics: Female, 21, hopeless romantic, cynicist, biology major, and my only "talent" is being a fan girl.
Favorite Movies: Lord of the Rings & Titanic
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He is very sound with exceptional feet and is an easy keeper. He has been ridden by beginner riders and he is very forgiving. He is very sensible on trails…$1,300
Superior pedigree ran a triple digit speed rating on a healed fracture. Sold for $800K as a yearling. Stud fee only $500 for Thoroughbred mares, $250…Stud Fee: $500
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Across the street from the Ohio Statehouse and a few blocks from City Hall, the Sheraton Columbus Hotel at Capitol Square is steps away from numerous cultural, sports, entertainment, and dining options.
The Theatre District is all around the hotel, and the Greater Columbus Convention Center is about a mile north. Along the bank of the Scioto River to the east, the Franklin County Veterans Memorial hosts a variety of meetings, shows, and gatherings.
The German Village neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places due to its wealth of history and culture. Go less than a mile south of our hotel to join a tour at the German Village Meeting Haus.
Visit the campus and see the Buckeyes in action at Ohio State University, just 3 miles away. And to our northeast in the Arena District is Huntington Park, the brand-new home for the Columbus Clippers AAA baseball team.
For outstanding selections of fauna and flora, check out the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium and Franklin Park Conservatory, respectively. And Easton Towne Center is a hotspot for shopping, dining, and nightlife.
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Anxiety Support Groups in Racine County
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"This is a skills group. There is a psycho-education portion, covering the impact of trauma on the brain and body, there is a down-regulation portion, which is the practice of practices to help reorient the mind and body to the ..."
"These fun, interactive groups are for children ages 5 to 18 with challenges that affect their interpersonal relationships and abilities to read social cues. Generally grouped by age or "best fit", participants meet weekly in small group settings with individualized ..."
"This group will be using current research and ago old practices to provide training that integrates stress reduction principles into one's life. Emphasis on practice and discussion. Beginning February 18, 2016. "
Group meets in:Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005
"This group will teach skills for dealing with depression by learning and applying the skills of mindfulness meditation. The 8 week group will introduce participants to these powerful techniques and build on proven strategies. You will be asked to participate ..."
"Save our Selves is a self discovery group focusing on regaining our self-identity and self recovery through a spiritual and creative outlook. It is based on the Artists Way book by Julia Cameron, and is a wonderful tool for regaining ..."
"Please contact for next opening. Eight Thursday evenings. Are you struggling with some form of anxiety? Using the most research -proven methods for working with anxiety, it is psycho-educational and experiential in nature. We will spend part of the group ..."
"Discover Natural Wellness for your Entire Family's Mental Health with Essential Oils Saturday, May 30th - 2:30 p.m. 510 Hartbrook Drive, Suite 204B Hartland * Tired of warning labels and side effects of your medications? * Want to learn how ..."
"Our child psychologist, Heidi Pernitz, leads the Social Skills Training group focusing on tweens and teens to develop communication skills when dealing with peers. Our therapist, Mary Bonneson, leads the Stress & Anxiety Coping Skills group focusing on adults to ..."
Group meets in:Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005
"Intensive study of how the processes taught in yoga - breathing, focusing, body awareness, relaxation, meditation, etc. can be practiced daily with little time commitment and how and why they are VERY effective and simple methods to change your mental ..."
"Participants attain greater independence from negative patterns of behavior. Women will attend group weekly and discuss matters related to empowerment, life issues and coping skills and strategies. Receive feedback from other group members on issues. To develop trust with other ..."
Group meets in:Janesville, Wisconsin 53548
"These fun, interactive groups are for children ages 5 to 18 with challenges that affect their interpersonal relationships and abilities to read social cues. Generally grouped by age or "best fit", participants meet weekly in small group settings with individualized ..."
"Registration ends 6/17, or when full. DBT stands for Dialectical Behavior Therapy. It is a type of cognitive-behavioral treatment that has been shown, through extensive research, to be effective in decreasing impulsive choices, emotional pain and instability, difficulties with keeping ..."
"Group for single women aged 35-55 designed to encourage and support through the difficulties of work, dating, health issues and weight loss. "
"This is an adolescent group that will promote support for kids that are struggling with ANXIETY and DEPRESSION, and anything else that comes up. This group will provide safety without ridicule. Experiences include discussion, art therapy, music and movement therapy. "
"Yoga nidra is a state of conscious deep sleep. One appears to be sleeping but the unconscious mind is functioning at a deeper level: it is sleep with a trace of deep awareness. Participants are gently guided through a one-hour ..."
"Goals of the group include learning what anxiety is and how it works, discovering the physical symptoms of anxiety, developing an understanding of personal triggers, addressing anxious thinking patterns, and building up healthy coping skills. "
Group meets in:Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54701
"Weekly and monthly groups to learn the skills of breathing, body awareness, relaxation, visualization, mindfulness, and much more for good mental health. "
"Wondering if depression or anxiety affecting your life? Come take an assessment to determine your level of anxiety or depression. Learn about anxiety and depression. Discover tools, skills and coping mechanisms you can use to overcome depression or anxiety. Learn ..."
"This adult therapy group is currently in the process of being formed. You can learn more about it at www.royalroadmke.com/grou p-therapy/. "
Group meets in:Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
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SoftBattery printed batteries are changing many industries
Enfucell SoftBattery® is a disposable, thin and flexible printed power source for applications like transdermal pharmaceutical and cosmetics patches, wireless medical and logistics sensors, functional packaging etc.
Batteries are tailored according to application and integrated to devices they are powering.
Enfucell offers application engineering services to help companies to develop innovative products that benefit from printed batteries.
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text: Gifts in Action Yahoo! and Thank you HMCS Calgary Exchange On July 8, 2016 Calgary Health Trust welcomed members of the Royal Canadian Navy and Her Majesty's Canadian Ship (HMCS) Calgary to the Foothills Medical Centre's Burn Unit. The HMCS Calgary Exchange understands the damage that fire can cause because their shipmates experienced a fire on board their vessel. It was this event that spurred their decision to support Calgary's Burn Unit, helping those who have faced the devastating effects of one of the most powerful forces of nature. Read more 2016 Mail Strike Earlier this week Canada Post gave notice of a possible lock out beginning on Friday, July 8, 2016. Calgary Health Trust relies on the steady and continued support of donors like you to bring world class health care to Alberta. We receive many donations through the mail and the Canada Post lock out will have a negative impact on our ability to raise funds. While mail service is interrupted, you can make donations online or by phone at 403-943-0615. Read more Events Birdies for Kids presented by AltaLink Feb 01, 2016 - Sep 04, 2016 GlobalFest Aug 18, 2016 - Aug 27, 2016 South Health Campus Fun Run Sep 10, 2016


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Project will create innovative free-market media with data-driven distribution and analytics.
Atlanta, GA.–The Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) has been awarded a three-year, $1.8 million grant from the John Templeton Foundation to define new and better ways to communicate with Millennials about the humane values and ethical principles of a free society. Through experimental message testing, digital distribution, and data feedback analysis, FEE will communicate to Millennials that the pathway to human flourishing, dignity, and abundance is through individual liberty, free markets, limited government, and the entrepreneurial spirit.
Announcing FEE President Lawrence W. Reed's new book: "Real Heroes: Inspiring True Stories of Courage, Character, and Conviction," featuring over 40 stories of heroic individuals who have changed the world. Pre-order for $14.40 today.
This book is published in partnership with the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Inc.
The Foundation for Economic Education celebrates the 99th birthday of Bettina Bien Greaves.
2016 Carl Menger Essay Contest Winners Announced
A striking symbol of FEE's transformation is the comparison of our new headquarters office in Atlanta's Midtown district with our historic headquarters building in Irvington-on-Hudson, NY.
This past Memorial Day weekend, FEE and the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism (CISC) partnered to host the "Capitalism: Unlocking Human Potential" seminar at Clemson University.
So long as the confiscation of private property is legalized, no country is immune from absolutism and tyranny.
The Freeman is the world's only print magazine designed to introduce freedom as an ethical life philosophy to young people who are new to these ideas.
Nazism conquered Germany because it never encountered any adequate intellectual resistance.
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If at any point in the past man had mapped out his future on the basis of the then-existing knowledge and then followed this plan, we would not be where we are.
At its Annual Retreat in Bonita Springs, Florida last weekend, the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) announced the winner of its second-ever Blinking Lights Award: Robert "Bob" Chitester.
I've just returned from FEE's Annual Retreat over the weekend, entitled "Investing in Freedom's Next Generation," where we heard one success story after another.
Conservatism proper is a legitimate, probably necessary, and certainly widespread attitude of opposition to drastic change.
In the summer of 1951, Mises, as he did every year, gave a series of lectures at the Foundation for Economic Education. Bettina Bien Greaves took word for word shorthand notes at those lectures and they are transcribed in this collection. The nine lectures included here cover the foundations of economics, the nature of economics, socialism, the achievements of capitalism, and three lectures devoted to monetary theory, inflation, and business cycles. Delivered just two years after the publication of Human Action, these lectures are Mises the teacher in his prime, making economics understandable for the interested citizen.
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Trevor Petersen
"There comes a time
when one must risk something, or sit forever with
one's dreams"
...quote found written in one of Trevor's notebooks.
Photo by Paul Morrison
Neil Falkner
Shane Block
"To live a life of immortality
one must first live a life worth remembering"
...quote written in one of Shane's many photograph
albums...and on the bench.
Jared Stanley
Living With Risk
"It is not a mystery but it is complex. My
life experience tells me that if one wants to avoid
avalanche danger, one should stay in bed - and make
sure that the house is not in an avalanche path."
—Andre Roch
This is a quote used by Jared on one of his papers
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Shaun (Shaggy) Kratzer
18th August 1976 – 7th February 2007
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Steve Smaridge
Steve Smaridge, or Stevie as he was known
to his legion of friends was a mountaineer,
hiker, kayaker and at one with nature
wherever he found himself. Coming west from Ottawa, his home, he settled into
the mountain life at Whistler. Unfortunately
he met an untimely death in a kayak
accident on the Cheakamus River.
A gentle person, who listened so well
and really cared about those he called
friends, the shock of his death reverberated
from one side of Canada to the other.
He will always be remembered for his
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caring and loyalty to all he met.
We know you are finding good companions
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Information Systems Security Essentials
Undergraduate Certificate
The undergraduate certificate in Information Systems Security Essentials focuses on protecting information assets by ensuring availability, confidentiality, integrity, authenticity, and non-repudiation of information systems. This program concentrates on five key aspects of information security: hardware, software, networks, people, and policies. Security threats increase in number and severity at a faster rate than qualified security professionals can fill the necessary gap. Knowledgeable security professionals are needed even in a troubled economy, as businesses are forced to prioritize to invest in a secure digital environment. This certificate program is intended for undergraduate students who seek to heighten their knowledge of information systems security without committing to an academic degree program.
Courseware in this online program is designed to prepare you for the Security+ certification. In addition, it meets the topical requirements of the DoD Directive 8570.1M Information Assurance Management (IAM) Technical III, Management II and Management III categories. Course topics include:
- Information assurance, including planning and implementation
- IT security attacks and defense mechanisms
- IT security risk assessment, management, tools, and technologies
- Computer and network security from human, software, and hardware perspectives
- Information security, including detection, cybercrimes, and forensics
- Network security attacks and countermeasures
Program Objectives
In addition to the institutional and degree level learning objectives, graduates of this program are expected to achieve these learning outcomes:
- Evaluate information security strategies, architectures, and plans to counteract intruders in an information system.
- Appraise national and federal laws, policies, and guidance related to information assurance; also develop an awareness of the social, psychological, ethical, and legal policies and requirements in the field of information assurance.
- Examine and profile the various types of security attacks and exploits; also appraise various security technologies, such as: packet filtering, Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI), proxy technology, Network Address Translation (NAT), Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) authentication, and encryption.
- Analyze the concept and the functionality of firewalls, routers, Virtual Private Networks (VPN), and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS).
- Appraise the role of security assessments, penetration testing, and security plans in establishing network security; also evaluate the components of a network security assessment methodology.
- Investigate methods to mitigate risk by minimizing the exposure of information to hackers, and the techniques hackers use to avoid detection and to cover their electronic footprints.
- Develop an assessment methodology that identifies, attacks, and penetrates IP based network systems.
- Define public key cryptography, the purpose of digital certificates, and risk analysis & explain ways to securely manage operations.
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In celebration of the coming worldcup Rumi learns to play football. Can you help him? Help Rumi to keep the ball high as long as possible.
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My production environment is : ruby 1.9.2-p320 , rails 3.2.7, paperclip 3.1.4, mysql, Ubuntu 8.10 x86 64bit.
I have a Errno:EACCES Permission denied /system error when i try to upload a file with paperclip. Useless to say that locally this doesn't happen. I checked the public directory permissions and it's 775, the public/system permission is 777 as well as all it's inner directory. The tmp directory permission is : 775 too. Moreover the user used to deploy the application is www-data:root
The model's attachment is set like this :
has_attached_file :fichier,
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Our Nerd Home has a great guide to the finicky, difficult, but ultimately incredible art of constructing gingerbread polyhedral dice, with a little help from our old friends, graham crackers. Read the rest
Our Nerd Home has a great guide to the finicky, difficult, but ultimately incredible art of constructing gingerbread polyhedral dice, with a little help from our old friends, graham crackers. Read the rest
Yesterday I posted a photo from Barbara G. Walker's fabulous 1972 instructional book, Knitting From The Top. It turns out Barbara is not only a terrific knitter, she is also a designer and illustrator of tarot cards. I like these images nearly as much as Frieda Harris' paintings for Crowley's Thoth deck.
Sadly, several knit garments from the first edition of Barbara G. Walker's Knitting From The Top (1972) are not included in the most recent addition. I can only assume they were omitted by mistake, because they are splendid. See more images at I'm Learning to Share. Read the rest
My 10-year-old has been preparing for the day her copy of Crafting with Cat Hair: Cute Handicrafts to Make with Your Cat came in the mail. That day is today.
Projects include finger puppets, book covers, portraits, tote bags, coin purses, knickknack boxes, pincushions, badges, mittens & gloves, and hats & scarves.
"These crafts are not recommended for people with cat allergies." Read the rest
Artist Hine Mizushima makes cute things out of felt. Lately, she has been making insects. I love this ant! (check out her beetle, too.)
Here's the "Insect Hospital" video Hine directed for They Might Be Giants. Read the rest
Walking Dead artist Tony Moore says: "Knowing how long it took me to draw this damn thing in pen and ink, I'm particularly honored and impressed by this painstaking Walking Dead cross-stitch!"
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BB reader Readblood shares this photo in the Boing Boing Flickr pool and explains,
Bitblox are wooden alphabet blocks inspired by our pixelated nostalgia. While pixels continue shrinking out of sight on our digital screens, they live on in full chromatic and tactile splendor in these one-of-a-kind alphabet blocks.$45 a set, available at glyfyx.com. Each limited-edition set includes 28 blocks, "featuring a total of 168 letters, numbers, symbols and quirky pictograms." They're "hand-manufactured in the United States from renewable, American grown, kiln-dried basswood," printed with non-toxic, child-safe inks, free of lead. Read the rest
Avi Solomon writes,
With the Jewish Diwali aka Hanukkah well nigh upon us, I was looking to provide my 7 year old son Uriel with a maker angle on the central artifact of the holiday, the Menorah. The Maccabees had hastily hacked together their Menorah by using hollow iron spearheads and I also wanted to capture this improvisational aspect of making the Menorah. Inspired by Joe Grand's Pipe Menorah we set off to the nearest hardware store to make one of our own.The guys at the store were kind enough to let us putter around gathering the parts we needed and try them out together.
Read Avi's HOWTO: "Making your own Menorah is no longer a Pipe Dream!" (avisolo.blogspot.com) Read the rest
Tsarina's tshark shocks resemble sharks that are gnawing off the wearer's feet. They come with knit, velcro-attachable remoras! The comments are full of people begging to buy a pair of these, but there's no indication at this point that they are for sale, either as patterns or finished articles.
The shark theme has been done, of course; this, however, is the Tshark theme… … and as such it is intended to go farther over the top, and deeper under the bottom, than your average sea-going pedator. (Check out my shiny new neologism that I just this minute made up! "Pedator" - a predator that is worn on the foot, geddit?)
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We've made masks again this year. My husband Jacob is a plague doctor. I'm a spider (ironically, my least favourite animal but I loved working on the mask!). More pics and a bit of info on how they were made here.
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Models have finally come to some sort of agreement regarding this approaching storm, and unfortuantely for us, we're going to more or less be on the outside looking in. The system is currently moving in from the northwest on a southeast trajectory. As it stands now, the bulk of the activity is going to stay down to our southwest near the Emporia area, leaving Lawrence and surrounding towns on the fringes. Scattered showers are possible in the overnight hours, mainly 11pm and later, but it won't be anything too impressive. By sunrise Friday a chunk of the action may break off and move closer towards us, primarily impacting portions of southern Douglas County. Otherwise the first half of the day will be mostly cloudy with a small possibility a shower will pop up. Friday evening looks to be mostly dry, so any Friday night plans you have should be good to go for most of the night!
As for the weekend, Saturday is looking dry during the daytime, but a passing thunderstorm will try to work its way over before sunrise. Early morning cloud cover Saturday could help to prevent temperatures from rising very high, with temps ranging from the mid to upper 80s. Sunday is the better opportunity for precipitation this weekend, as another blob of rain will impact areas primarily to our southwest in the very early morning, with another round working its way through late Sunday night into Monday morning.
Looking forward a bit, the eighth month of the year is going to start off calm, but hot. Temperatures will yet again rise into the middle 90s. Thankfully, this stretch of hot weather is showing signs of not last as long as last week's, nor being as hot. We'll have to monitor this closely, as things can change.
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Madonna and Michelle Obama seem to have little in common. But together, they have awakened American women of a certain age to the allure of tight, toned arms. They've sent the message that those arms and toned, taut bodies may be within reach for other 40-somethings and older.
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But leading the trend, clearly, are the first lady and the material girl. Mrs. Obama, of course, posed in a sleeveless sheath for her official White House photograph. Recent photos of Madonna's very toned upper arms -- with so little fat her veins were bulging -- triggered debate about how much is too much.
The trend to get or stay super-fit and super-toned after 40 is a double-edged sword, health experts say. On the plus side, it encourages women to get exercise crucial to maintaining overall health and bone density, not to mention toned upper arms. But is getting the arms and bodies of Madonna and Obama really realistic for many working older women who don't hire trainers and who have a difficult time squeezing in even a brief workout? WebMD asked the experts to weigh in.
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07/28 around 11:30 p.m.: Officers conducted a suspicious person stop at the Pecos Street Car Wash. The area is a target for coin-op burglaries. The subject was identified as 38-year-old Deric Leavitt. Leavitt was arrested on suspicion of a city warrant and transported to the Tom Green County Jail. During a search, officers located small tools that are generally associated as burglary tools. No recent burglary was discovered at the location/time of arrest. | Yesterday 10:06 a.m.
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Police arrest San Angelo man for felony meth possession
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Inmates with hepatitis C sue Tennessee prison officials for treatment
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Deadly blast strikes demonstration in Kabul
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Woman joins federal lawsuit against Baylor University
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Police leaders to back disbanding polygamous town marshals
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AP Poll: Support grows among Americans for stricter gun laws
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HOUSTON (AP) - A Harvard University economist found that although police nationwide are more likely to use nonfatal force against blacks and Hispanics, that racial bias didn't translate to the use of deadly force by officers in Houston, one of the country's largest and most racially diverse cities. | July 22, 2016
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - A black Texas teacher thrown to the ground by a white officer during a traffic stop, and then told by another white officer on the way to jail that blacks have "violent tendencies," said Friday she is grateful the police chief has publicly apologized. | July 22, 2016
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As many as six people were killed Friday in
Attorney: Mom facing death penalty has low IQ
CINCINNATI — A woman charged in the killing of her 2-year-old daughter — who officials said was starved and tortured most of her life — "has the mentality of a child," her attorney said, which could affect whether she faces the death penalty. | July 22, 2016
Mom, boyfriend get 8 months jail in leaving kids in desert
TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif — A mother and her boyfriend were sentenced to 8 months in jail after pleading guilty to leaving her three children in the desert last week without shoes or water. | July 22, 2016
Details emerge on kidnapping
Teens accused of forcing youth to make withdrawal at gunpoint jailed on $30,000 bond, charged with first degree felonies. | July 22, 2016
Houston police release videos from deadly shooting
HOUSTON (AP) - Officials in Houston released video Thursday showing police officers shooting a black man who police said had been holding a gun while standing in a street. | July 21, 2016
More details emerge in alleged kidnapping of juvenile
Two teens arrested this week, accused of kidnapping a juvenile at gunpoint, are being held at the Tom Green County Jail in lieu of $30,000 bail. | July 21, 2016
Why black men fear that any police encounter could go awry
Charles Kinsey held his hands in the air and shouted to police that the autistic man sitting on the street next to him wasn't dangerous. A few seconds later, he felt a bullet rip into his leg. | July 21, 2016
Sheriff's office seizes horses
TGC Sheriff's deputies seize 12 horses from a property after finding they were malnourished. | July 21, 2016
Rape of 16-year-old recorded on Snapchat, sent to victim's friend
Two Massachusetts residents, a man and a woman, were convicted this week of raping an intoxicated 16-year-old girl behind an elementary school. | July 21, 2016
Police blotter, 7/22
07/20/16 At 9:34 p.m.: Officers were searching the 1600 block of S. Chadbourne St. for a wanted vehicle. In lieu of finding the vehicle, Officers located the suspect in the same case, Timothy James Salazar, 34. Officers observed Salazar entering Alchemy Tattoo and Piercing, 1624 S. Chadbourne St. An officer approached Salazar and a female who sat down on a couch in the business. When the officer made eye contact with the female, she stood up and placed her hands behind her back, and told the officer she had warrants. She was identified as Laura L. Tapia, 35. Tapia was placed under arrest. Salazar was also showing four city warrants and was arrested as well. A search incident to arrest of Tapia revealed approximately .5 g of methamphetamine inside the purse (field-test confirmed). Salazar was transported to the Tom Green County Jail for city warrants and Tapia was transported for the meth and county warrants. | July 21, 2016
French prosecutor: Nice attacker had accomplices
Paris prosecutor Francois Molins said Thursday the truck driver who killed 84 people on a Nice beachfront last week had accomplices and he had been plotting his attack for months. | July 21, 2016
10 arrested for allegedly planning attack involving Rio Olympics
Brazilian authorities arrested 10 people loyal to the Islamic State who were believed to be planning attacks during the Summer Olympics, a government official confirmed Thursday. | July 21, 2016
Rape victim broke down on stand, spent month in jail
The woman began to testify against him on Dec. 8, 2015, but suffered a breakdown. | July 21, 2016
Florida man says his hands were up when police shot him
A black Florida man trying to calm his patient with autism was shot by a police officer Monday, despite having his hands in the air, he said Wednesday. | July 21, 2016
Police bias is real, study shows. So is pessimism about race relations.
If you're black or Hispanic in America, your chances of police using non-lethal force against you are significantly higher than that of whites. And, not surprisingly, more than half (61%) of black Americans feel pessimistic about race relations, according to studies published by the National Bureau of Economic Research and the Pew Research Center respectively. | July 21, 2016
Gunman's manifesto describes actions as 'necessary evil'
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - The man who ambushed and killed three law enforcement officers in Louisiana purportedly described his actions as a "necessary evil" in a self-described, handwritten manifesto that an Ohio man says was emailed to him by the gunman less than an hour before the shootings. | July 20, 2016
Claims office chief testifies in Gulf oil spill fraud case
GULFPORT, Miss. (AP) - The head of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill claims office testified Wednesday that he was suspicious when a Texas lawyer told him he was handling claims from 41,000 fishermen. | July 20, 2016
Cosby files latest bid to question accuser before trial
NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) - Bill Cosby is again fighting for the chance to question his accuser in court before his sexual-assault case goes to trial near Philadelphia. | July 20, 2016
Authorities: Kansas officer's shooting death not an ambush
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) - The fatal shooting of a Kansas City, Kansas, police officer was not part of a planned ambush, but the work of "another criminal" trying to evade arrest, authorities said Wednesday. | July 20, 2016
Former Baylor DE Oakman indicted on sexual assault charge
WACO, Texas (AP) - Former Baylor defensive end Shawn Oakman was indicted Wednesday by a Texas grand jury on a charge of sexually assaulting a woman at his apartment earlier this year. | July 20, 2016
Refugee teen in German train attack seemed to be adjusting
OCHSENFURT, Germany (AP) - By all accounts, the 17-year-old Afghan behind an ax-and-knife rampage aboard a commuter train in Germany seemed to be quickly integrating and adapting to life in Germany - until something, possibly the death of a friend back home, prompted him to radicalize and turn on the country that took him in. | July 20, 2016
Two arrested, charged with aggravated kidnapping
Two people were arrested on suspicion of aggravated kidnapping Monday after the victim was able to escape and call police. | July 20, 2016
Police shootings touch nerve among military veterans
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Back-to-back attacks on police in Texas and Louisiana by former military men have touched a nerve among veterans who traditionally share a close bond with law enforcement. | July 20, 2016
More children are victims of Chicago's gunfire, gang battles
CHICAGO (AP) - The Chicago mother thought she knew when it was safe to take her children outside, that she could protect them by sizing up and avoiding the people whom trouble seemed to follow. | July 20, 2016
Mom's deathbed words read to daughter's killer
On Monday, a judge sentenced Chicagoan Timothy Jones, 23, to 90 years in prison for the 2011 death of a pregnant 17-year-old. But other sentences from that day were just as impactful: those of victim Charinez Jefferson's mother, Debbie Jefferson, who lost her life to bone cancer in February and whose deathbed message to Jones was read by a prosecutor, reports the Chicago Tribune. | July 20, 2016
Authorities: Woman posed as ex-boyfriend's wife in Craigslist 'rape fantasy' ads
A California woman has been charged with a slew of felonies after stalking the pregnant wife of an ex-boyfriend and pretending to be the woman in Craigslist ads seeking out "rape fantasies," prosecutors said Monday. | July 20, 2016
Tom Sizemore arrested on suspicion of domestic violence
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tom Sizemore was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of felony domestic violence, a setback for the actor attempting a comeback following a career derailed by addiction, abuse allegations and more than a year in prison. | July 19, 2016
After $22M found in buckets at home, man pleads not guilty
MIAMI — The man found with more than $22 million in suspected drug cash hidden inside his Miami Lakes home pleaded not guilty Tuesday as prosecutors filed formal charges against him. | July 19, 2016
Orlando officers detail Pulse shooting
Orlando Police Officer Richard Fink could see a man lying on the floor of the Pulse nightclub, reaching out for help. | July 19, 2016
Louisiana capital city struggles with 2 weeks of violence
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - The Louisiana capital is marked by memorials - flowers, balloons and stuffed animals with notes of condolences. | July 19, 2016
Woman who trafficked daughter for heroin sentenced to 51 years to life
CINCINNATI -- She said she was ashamed that she traded her 11-year-old daughter for sex to get heroin, but the judge pointed out that April Corcoran never offered an apology to the child. | July 19, 2016
Jitters amid fear of new attacks after Nice bloodshed
NICE, France (AP) - An axe attack on a German train. Four people stabbed in the French Alps. A shooting in Britain. | July 19, 2016
Cops: Minn. mom beat and starved enslaved nanny from China
A woman accused of starving and beating a Chinese woman she hired to care for her children, denies abusing the woman, according to her attorney. | July 19, 2016
Report: Megyn Kelly told Fox investigators Ailes sexually harassed her too
Fox News broadcaster Megyn Kelly has told investigators hired by 21st Century Fox that her boss, Roger Ailes, has sexually harassed her in the past, and Ailes has now been asked to resign by Aug. 1 or face termination over the recently surfaced allegations about his workplace behavior, according to a report by New York magazine. | July 19, 2016
Mom charged with drowning infant; family says she loved boy
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The family of a woman charged with murder after her 6-week-old son drowned in a pond at a Myrtle Beach outlet mall said she was overwhelmed by the challenges of returning to work as a first-time mom and dealing with an abusive boyfriend. | July 19, 2016
Islamic State says it's behind German train attack
BERLIN — The Islamic State claimed responsibility for an ax and knife rampage on a German commuter train that injured at least five people, the group said in a statement posted by its Aamaq news agency Tuesday. | July 19, 2016
'Hate cops?' billboard prompts controversy in Indiana
Amid a tense atmosphere nationwide over report after report of police-action shootings and police officers being shot, it only took a billboard to set off an online controversy in east-central Indiana. | July 19, 2016
POLICE BLOTTER: Assaults, disturbances... and Pokemon Go
During the call, and by coincidence, officers located 27-year-old Adam Pounds driving on the wrong side of the road around South Chadbourne Street and Avenue Q. | July 18, 2016
Inmate identified in prison attack
Inmate Dillion Gage Compton, 21, has been identified as the alleged assailant who killed a female corrections officer at a prison in West Central Texas Saturday. | July 18, 2016
Local Courts, 7/17/16
Latest from the courts | July 16, 2016
The Nice victims: Losses spanned 3 generations, 7 nations
The terror attack on a festive Bastille Day crowd in France indiscriminately killed locals and foreigners alike, men, women and children. The driver of a truck slammed into the festivities Thursday taking the lives of 84 people, including six from the same family. Among those who've been identified were Americans, Germans, Ukrainians, Swiss, Tunisians and a Russian. | July 16, 2016
After 2 years, probe of Eric Garner chokehold death in limbo
Two years after the chokehold death of Eric Garner made "I can't breathe" a rallying cry for protests over police killings of black men, federal authorities are still grappling with whether to prosecute the white officer seen on a widely watched video wrapping his arm around Garner's neck. | July 16, 2016
France calls up reserves to boost security after Nice attack
NICE, France (AP) - Seeking to quell fear and criticism, the French government called up thousands of police reserves Saturday to increase security around the country, after the Islamic State group claimed responsibility for a beachfront Bastille Day attack that security forces failed to thwart. | July 16, 2016
Male inmate kills female corrections officer at Texas prison
ABILENE, Texas (AP) - A male inmate killed a female corrections officer at a prison in west central Texas early Saturday, authorities said. | July 16, 2016
Man held in San Diego homeless attacks had criminal record
SAN DIEGO (AP) - A man arrested for a string of deadly attacks on the homeless had a long history of crime and mental health issues and was himself living in subsidized housing for the homeless, it was reported. | July 16, 2016
How'd he get through? Security in question after Nice attack
This time, France was supposed to have been better prepared. | July 16, 2016
France attacker menacing, volatile; jihadist ties a question
NICE, France (AP) - The rogue driver who turned a night of fireworks and fun into the worst carnage the French resort city of Nice has seen in decades appeared aloof and menacing to his neighbors and family, while authorities said Saturday that he had recently turned to religious extremism. | July 16, 2016
Judge reignites debate over researching jurors online
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Mining prospective jurors' Facebook, Twitter and other social media accounts is common practice for many attorneys looking to spot biases that might cost their clients a fair trial. | July 16, 2016
Partner of British author Helen Bailey charged with murder
LONDON (AP) - The partner of British children's author Helen Bailey was charged with murder Saturday after police found her body in the grounds of her home. | July 16, 2016
'Wrong must be corrected' for black man killed by police
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - A black man killed in front of a convenience store was remembered Friday as the "meaning of southern hospitality" and a good man whose death at the hands of two white police officers "woke up Baton Rouge and America." | July 15, 2016
France calls up reservist forces after deadly Nice rampage
NICE, France (AP) - France called up thousands of reserve security forces Friday as authorities tried to determine why a Tunisian deliveryman known only to be a petty criminal took the wheel of a 19-ton truck and plunged through a terrified seaside crowd on Bastille Day, leaving 84 people dead and more than 200 wounded. | July 15, 2016
Man gets 8 years for shooting at man, spitting on officers
Daniel Alcala Cuellar III pleaded guilty to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and true to breaking probation as part of a plea agreement with the state. | July 15, 2016
Former Vanderbilt player sentenced to 15 years for dorm rape
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A former Vanderbilt football player was sentenced Friday to 15 years in prison after he was convicted of taking part in the gang rape of an unconscious female student. | July 15, 2016
The Latest: French author decries attack
NICE, France (AP) - The Latest on attack that killed 84 people in Nice (all times local): | July 15, 2016
In her own words: Vandy rape victim describes unending pain
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A woman who was gang-raped by football players while unconscious in a dorm room at Vanderbilt University has now testified for a fourth time in court. Cory Batey was sentenced to 15 years in prison Friday after a searing 11-minute statement by the victim, who was a neuroscience and economics major when she was attacked. These are her words, as transcribed by The Associated Press. | July 15, 2016
Man caught in sting trying to join IS gets 8.5 years
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) - As a kid, he went by the name "Jersey Joe," identifying more with mob movies and culture than his father's Iranian heritage. As a young adult, he abused drugs but still was not particularly religious. | July 15, 2016
Post Pulse, hearing into why Orlando didn't get funds
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A month after the Pulse nightclub massacre, law enforcement leaders told a congressional committee in Washington on Friday that the Orlando area's tens of millions of tourists should be a bigger factor in determining which metro areas get federal money for preventing and responding to terrorist threats. | July 15, 2016
Nice attack comes amid heightened U.S. security going into conventions
The truck attack that killed more than 80 people in France serves as an ominous reminder of the damage a lone terrorist can accomplish as the U.S. prepares for political conventions. | July 15, 2016
Nice attack part of emerging DIY-style terrorism trend
The attack in Nice that killed more than 80 people is an example of a shift in tactics by terror groups who are encouraging followers in the West to stay home and wreak havoc with whatever means they have at their disposal. | July 15, 2016
Amid bloodbath in Nice, hero on motorcycle emerges
Amid the carnage on the Promenade des Anglais Thursday night, a hero emerged: A motorcyclist who made a dramatic bid to halt the bloody rampage. | July 15, 2016
Urn thefts become a felony to deter crime without 'closure'
PEARL CITY, Hawaii (AP) - For decades, Lisa Wond visited the above-ground gravesites of relatives in Hawaii. | July 15, 2016
Voices: I was just at the Bataclan, paying tribute. Now a new horror unfolds in Nice
SAN FRANCISCO — On Tuesday, I was in Paris. The sun was shining. A great day for a walk. | July 15, 2016
Witness in Nice: 'Bodies flying like bowling pins'
SAINTE MAXIME, France — Chaos and carnage. Everyone running. Bodies everywhere. | July 15, 2016
Deadly truck attack in Nice: What we know
The driver of the large white commercial truck killed scores of people as he paved his way into a pedestrian-only area as crowds watched Bastille Day fireworks. The driver was eventually shot dead by police. | July 15, 2016
Texas father and young son killed in deadly truck attack in Nice
AUSTIN -- A Texas father and his 11-year-old son were among the scores of people killed when a truck plowed into a crowd celebrating Bastille Day in Nice, France, on Thursday, according to family members and friends. | July 15, 2016
Details about Nice attack suspect emerge
Little is known about Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, the suspect identified by French media as being behind the attack in Nice that killed at least 84 people and wounded dozens. | July 15, 2016
Truck slams into revelers in Nice, at least 80 dead
NICE, France (AP) - A truck loaded with weapons and hand grenades drove onto a sidewalk for more than a mile, plowing through Bastille Day revelers who'd gathered to watch fireworks in the French resort city of Nice late Thursday. At least 80 people were killed before police killed the driver, authorities said. | July 15, 2016
Obama condemns 'horrific' truck attack in France
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama on Thursday condemned what he said "appears to be a horrific terrorist attack" in Nice, France. | July 14, 2016
How Castile told officer about gun critical in final moments
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The final moments before Philando Castile was killed by a police officer during a traffic stop in suburban St. Paul revolved around a gun he was licensed to carry, trained to use safely and instructed to tell authorities about when stopped. | July 14, 2016
Christie ally guilty, squeezed airline for route to 2nd home
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - A political mentor of Gov. Chris Christie who headed the agency that oversees New York City-area airports admitted Thursday that he used his position to get United Airlines to run direct flights to South Carolina so that he could easily visit his vacation home. | July 14, 2016
Judge in officer's trial: Is failure to seat belt a crime?
BALTIMORE (AP) - The trial for the highest-ranking officer charged in the death of a 25-year-old black man who was fatally injured in the back of a police van may hinge on a simple question: Should the officer have put a seat belt on Freddie Gray? | July 14, 2016
Salvadoran who miscarried could do more time for 'homicide'
Maria Teresa Rivera was sentenced to 40 years in prison and had to leave her son behind, reports Mother Jones. | July 14, 2016
Phoenix police link 7th homicide to 'serial street shooter'
PHOENIX — It's been a month since a serial shooter has opened fire in the Phoenix community of Maryvale, but on Tuesday, police announced that his list of victims — and their investigation area — had grown. | July 14, 2016
As punishment, 3 children left in desert without water
TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif — A mother and her boyfriend were arrested on suspicion of felony child abuse after a passerby discovered her three children had been left in the desert as punishment, according the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. | July 14, 2016
Most drivers admit angry, aggressive behavior or road rage
No surprise...the most aggressive and aggrieved drivers are young men ages 19 to 39. | July 14, 2016
Vigil held to mark 1-year anniversary of Sandra Bland death
Dashcam video of her arrest and the circumstances of her death provoked national outrage. | July 14, 2016
2 Marines playing 'Pokemon Go' help nab attempted murder suspect
Javier Soch and Seth Ortega went to downtown Fullerton, Calif., on Tuesday hoping to hunt monsters on the new Pokemon Go smartphone game. | July 13, 2016
Still no explanation for Dallas gunman's honorable discharge
DALLAS (AP) - Almost a week after the Dallas sniper attacks, it's still unclear how the gunman obtained an honorable discharge from the military even though Army officials sent him home from Afghanistan with a recommendation that he be thrown out of the armed forces. | July 13, 2016
One-armed man charged with sex assault in store bathroom
A San Angelo man missing his left arm is accused of attempted rape and beating a woman bloody inside a grocery store bathroom last week. | July 13, 2016(1)
11 arrested in San Angelo meth sweep
Federal indictment includes conspiracy to distribute meth, possession, firearms charges | July 13, 2016
ACLU, other groups sue police over Baton Rouge protests
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Civil rights groups and activists sued Baton Rouge law enforcement agencies over their treatment of protesters rallying against the police shooting death of a black man, saying officers used excessive force and physically and verbally abused peaceful demonstrators. | July 13, 2016
FBI closes D.B. Cooper hijacking case
SEATTLE — The FBI says it's no longer actively investigating the unsolved mystery of 1970s plane hijacker D.B. Cooper. | July 13, 2016
3 men shot while streaming on Facebook Live
NORFOLK, Va. — Three people were injured in a shooting captured on Facebook Live Tuesday evening. | July 13, 2016
Latest Baghdad bombing jeopardizes diverse neighborhood
BAGHDAD (AP) - Iraq's deadliest single bombing in 13 years of war has turned the Baghdad district where it took place into the centerpiece in an increasingly bitter rivalry between the country's prime minister and its Iranian-backed Shiite militias eager to hold sway over the city's most diverse and prosperous area. | July 13, 2016
Torture scandal in Mexico: American "nearly beaten to death"
MEXICO CITY (AP) - Ronald James Wooden flexes the large blacksmith's hands with which he once forged everything from large chandeliers to intricate jewelry. He's says he is still regaining feeling in them three years after a four-hour beating with fists and rifle butts by municipal police in southern Mexico. | July 12, 2016
Arkansas says it has all drugs needed for executions
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Arkansas said Tuesday that it has a new supply of a drug used for lethal injections that had expired last month, potentially clearing the way for the state to resume executions after a decade-long hiatus. | July 12, 2016
US Capitol briefly locked down, 2nd time in week
WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. Capitol and its office buildings were briefly locked down Tuesday after suspects nearby shot at District of Columbia police with a small machine gun. | July 12, 2016
Pretrial set for San Angelo man accused of child sex assault
A San Angelo man who was arrested in November on charges of sexual assault involving a 16-year-old girl has been indicted on numerous counts of sexual assault against the underage girl and another child. | July 12, 2016
Fugitive polygamous leader wants charges dropped
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Polygamous leader Lyle Jeffs is a fugitive after slipping out of a GPS ankle monitor last month, but that isn't stopping his attorneys from asking a judge to drop food stamp fraud charges against him. | July 12, 2016
Sheriff: Inmate who killed 2 at courthouse cuffed in front
ST. JOSEPH, Mich. (AP) - A Michigan sheriff pledged Tuesday to review his department's guidelines for transporting suspects charged with violent crimes after an inmate who was cuffed in front rather than behind his back wrested a gun from a deputy and killed two court bailiffs. | July 12, 2016
Divide between Black, Blue movements widens after shootings
WASHINGTON (AP) - Kaylin Luces found herself in a difficult position last week: In one moment, she was texting her sister, a police officer, telling her, "Be careful out there. Cops are getting shot." In another, she sent a text to her two young nephews to be mindful of how they act when in the presence of police. | July 12, 2016
Vegan baby hospitalized, removed from parents
Veganism is on the rise in Italy, and while it's been shown to be the best diet for weight loss, a few babies who are also on a strict no-animal-products diet appear to be paying a price. | July 12, 2016
Boy, 5, left naked in cupboard while family went on day trip, sister claims
BRADFORD, England—A child of six has told how she saw her little brother "whacked and whacked and whacked" with a metal stick while their mother watched. | July 12, 2016
First black Miss Ala. calls Dallas police shooter a 'martyr'
The first black woman to be named Miss Alabama called Dallas police shooter Micah Xavier Johnson a 'martyr' in an emotional Facebook live video Sunday. | July 12, 2016
Joe Paterno knew of alleged sexual assault by Jerry Sandusky in 1976, court documents say
Penn State football coach Joe Paterno dismissed a sexual assault complaint made against assistant coach Jerry Sandusky by a 14-year-old boy in 1976 and the school was made aware of other allegations long before Sandusky was arrested 2011, according to documents unsealed in a Philadelphia courthouse on Tuesday. | July 12, 2016
Jury selection date set in capital murder case
Jury selection date set for man in capital murder case; DA says she'll seek the death penalty | July 11, 2016
Railroad theft cases proceed
Charges against some of the accused have been dropped. | July 10, 2016
Dallas gunman learned tactics at Texas self-defense school
In all, 12 officers were shot just a few blocks from where President John F. Kennedy was slain in 1963. | July 09, 2016
Local courts, 7/10/16
The following are dispositions from the Tom Green County Courts-at-Law as provided by the courts. The records are the complete information received by the Standard-Times and are not edited for content. | July 09, 2016
Shooting of Dallas officers spurs acts of kindness to police
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The Dallas shooting that killed five officers has spurred an outpouring of support for police, not only in Texas but hundreds of miles away. | July 09, 2016
Trevor Noah: 'You can be pro-cop and pro-black'
Comedy Central's Trevor Noah gave an impassioned speech on Thursday night's episode of "The Daily Show" in the wake of the police-involved killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile. | July 09, 2016
Dallas scarred again by national tragedy after police ambush
DALLAS (AP) - The memorial to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was a closed crime scene to the usual hordes of weekend tourists Saturday. | July 09, 2016
Stopped 52 times by police: Was it racial profiling?
When Philando Castile saw the flashing lights in his rearview mirror, it wasn't unusual. | July 09, 2016
Black activists hope killings prompt more action from whites
NEW YORK (AP) - Since the birth of the Black Lives Matter movement three years ago, many white Americans have wrestled with how to respond. Some chose racist-tinged ridicule. Others, by word or deed, sought to show solidarity as blacks protested the deaths of fellow blacks in encounters with police. Still others, untouched personally, watched from a distance in silence. | July 09, 2016
Citizen recordings of police interaction growing amid push
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - When police officers fatally shot Alton Sterling in Louisiana and Philando Castile in Minnesota, a powerful tool conveyed the brutal reality of their deaths to millions of people and helped fuel public outrage: cellphone video captured at the scene. | July 09, 2016
The Latest: Castile's family condemns Dallas shootings
DALLAS (AP) - The Latest on the shooting of police officers in Dallas (all times local): | July 09, 2016
Among Dallas sniper victims: A newlywed, a veteran, parents
One slain officer was a newlywed. Another had survived multiple tours in Iraq, only to be killed back home in the U.S. A protester who doesn't normally march was shot trying to shield her sons. | July 09, 2016
Dallas suspect amassed personal arsenal at suburban home
An Army veteran killed by Dallas police after he fatally shot five officers amassed a personal arsenal at his suburban home. | July 08, 2016
St. Louis-area officer shot during traffic stop
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A suburban St. Louis police officer was "ambushed" during a traffic stop Friday and critically injured when he was shot at least once from behind as he walked to his patrol car to check the suspect's driving status, authorities said. | July 08, 2016
Authorities: 911 caller ambushed, shot officer in Georgia
VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP) - A man who called 911 to report a car break-in Friday ambushed a south Georgia police officer dispatched to the scene, sparking a shootout in which both the officer and suspect were wounded, authorities said. Both are expected to survive. | July 08, 2016
Dallas police killer was loner, followed black militants
MESQUITE, Texas (AP) - The man who killed five Dallas police officers and wounded seven others was described as a loner, an Army veteran who served in Afghanistan and a follower of black militant groups on social media. | July 08, 2016
Black Lives Matter condemns Dallas shootings, plans protests
Leaders and supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement sought a delicate balance Friday by both condemning the slaying of five Dallas police officers and promising more demonstrations against deadly shootings by law enforcement. | July 08, 2016
'America is weeping': Taking stock after 3 days of tragedy
NEW YORK (AP) - Can this really be America in 2016? | July 08, 2016
Prosecutor: Philando Castile investigation top priority
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - A Minnesota prosecutor said Friday he has asked for a "prompt and thorough investigation" following the police killing of a black motorist whose girlfriend streamed the shooting's gruesome aftermath live on Facebook. | July 08, 2016
Vince Neil facing misdemeanor battery charge in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil is being charged with misdemeanor battery in a case alleging he grabbed a woman's hair and pulled her to the ground in April outside a Las Vegas Strip resort. | July 08, 2016
Dallas shooting is the latest American nightmare
To a nation already approaching something like a nervous breakdown from a confluence of race, violence and social media, here's a nightmare from the darkest corner of the American attic: a Texas sniper, a twisted hatred, a slaughter of innocents. | July 08, 2016
Inmates break free from cell to help ill jailer
A Parker County jailer who had an apparent heart attack may very well be alive thanks to inmates who put themselves at risk to help him. | July 08, 2016
Obama orders flags lowered for Dallas shooting
Flags will remain lowered until sunset Tuesday. The sniper-style attack that killed five police officers and injured seven others made Thursday the deadliest day for U.S. law enforcement since Sept. 11, 2001. | July 08, 2016
Police: Tennessee woman stole fatal wreck victim's wallet
A Greenbrier woman is facing multiple charges after police said she stole a wallet from the body of a man who died in a wreck near her home last week and used his credit card to buy beer, cigarettes and other items at a nearby convenience store. | July 08, 2016
Couple's fix for neighbor feud: set him on fire, cops say
What began as some bad blood between neighbors escalated into a fight that ended when a couple tried to set their neighbor on fire, Spring Garden Township police reported. | July 08, 2016